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We offer four Breast Cancer Support Groups in the Puget Sound area.
Cancer Lifeline offers three breast cancer support groups in the Puget Sound area: Kirkland, North Seattle, and Renton. All the groups are dedicated to supporting people with breast cancer through diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
BOSOM BUDDIES BREAST CANCER NETWORKING GROUPThis group is for all women affected by breast cancer; whether you are newly diagnosed, going through treatment or consider yourself a survivor. These meetings provide professional education and a supportive environment for women to share with others living with similar challenges. Kirkland: Evergreen Hospital Medical Center, Room Tan 119 Facilitated by Sara Beth Lohre, PsyD Candidate/Clinical Psychology, MA Counseling & Psychological Services 1st & 3rd Wednesdays; 10am-12pm Presentations: January 18: "Benefits of Exercise" by Cathy McNair, Certified Cancer Exercise Specialist |
BREAST CANCER NETWORKING GROUPThis group is for breast cancer patients, survivors and their family members or friends. The primary focus of this group is to provide professional education and the opportunity to be with other women who are surviving and thriving. If you are interested in attending this group, please call (206) 297-297-2500 Seattle: Northwest Hospital, Medical Arts Building, Suite 112 Facilitated by Meg Sweeney, MSW 3rd Wednesdays; 7-8:30pm Presentation: January 18: "Dietary Supplements During & After Treatment" by Chad Aschtgen, ND |
SPECIAL WOMEN BREAST CANCER NETWORKING GROUPThis group is for breast cancer patients, survivors and their family members or friends. The primary focus of this group is to provide professional education and the opportunity to be with other women who are surviving and thriving. If you are interested in attending this group, please call (206) 297-2500. Renton: Valley Medical Center, Breast Center Conference Rm Facilitated by Dani Wald, PsyD Candidate/Clinical Psychology 3rd Thursdays; 7-8:30pm Presentations: February 16: "Cancer & Post Traumatic Stress: What is the Link?" by Samantha Slaughter, PsyD |
